tan from 833 kearney. [speaking native language] [applause] >> supervisor peskin: johnny just texted me. he's got wifi off of this, too. so to those of you from ktsf, it's good to hear what we heard from mr. yu, that he's able to get ktsf on the internet, which he used to have to pay. none of this would have happened without the incredible work and advocacy of the chinatown community center, so i wanted to thank them for what they knew they could do, and with that, jim chan. [applause] >> thank you. good morning, everybody. my name is jen chan, and i work for chinatown c.c.c. i want to thank the city and the department of technology for everything that they've done, from upgrading our towers to our single-room occupancies. this is an important move on the city's part as well as a very crucial step. especially throughout the pandemic, a lot of our families were stuck at home, not able to connect to the outside world, so this was a key piece in allowing our kids to continue to go to school. but for our senio

ryan kearney spoke with the trapped man and his neighbors who rushed to help. ryan: it was a wild afternoon for darrell. crews here were towing the bus out of his home. >> i was screaming out of the house to some of my neighbors who had ran over to try to find out if i was ok. ryan: the first spoke to me over the phone because he was stranded upstairs in his house. he is in a wheelchair and bus stop they are the afternoon -- stuck there the afternoon. >> the only way i can get down is on that lift. ryan: emergency crews were able to get to him and make sure heis chased a stolen car from highway 24 to west oakland where it collided with a bus, forcing it into his home. chp says four people were in the stolen car. two are in the hospital with serious injuries. the bus driver and several others went to the hospital with manner injuries -- minor injuries. >> i was standing in front of my house talking to my grandson and his friends and we heard the crash. we looked down and we saw the bus and the vehicle. ryan: mercedes was one of the neighbors who came to check on

we do not see dennis a kearney or cumming present her clan member we don't have records that show that. it's also a different generation. it's absolutely the linkages are such an important point between anti- immigrant sentiment and anti- black sentiment. >> and obviously the national history, right? and the second plan is so obvious the third plan so obvious. >> defined a similar cases of mexican american families experiencing this? >> absolutely mexican american families were victims of the clan like this it was attacked i didn't have time to explain all this they tried to kidnap the family and take them to jail and take them to a local jail but they are not admitted. and there are reports in some papers they have the woman of the couple absolutely and mexican homeowners on pool segregation groups with black families and asian families in the policy it's turned to international day. so absolutely that's part of my research. it did not talk very much about it tonight. >> so many questions coming in are so strong. to be honest with you and yes the book you read it in its devastating it

tiffany kearney will present this item. >> thank you. good morning, commissioners and executive director. i'm the lead nutritionist and i'm presenting for your review and approval our california department of aging nap ed contract administered by self-help for the elderly. supplemental nutrition assistance program education, also known as snap ed, is an evidence-based program under calfresh. it promotes healthy and active lifestyles through nutrition education, health promotion and policy improvements. snap ed also includes physical activity programming. through snap ed, our nutrition partners can provide information and resources for healthy eating and physical activity tailored to the needs and interests of the clients they serve. as an example, last year a popular snap ed nutrition education topic was food safety focused on takeout meals from congregate meal sites. the physical activity programs offered through our snap ed programming includes tai chi, walk with ease, and bingo side. last year self-help offered these programs through

tan from 833 kearney.ge] [applause] >> supervisor peskin: johnny just texted me. he's got wifi off of this, too. so to those of you from ktsf, it's good to hear what we heard from mr. yu, that he's able to get ktsf on the internet, which he used to have to pay. none of this would have happened without the incredible work and advocacy of the chinatown community center, so i wanted to thank them for what they knew they could do, and with that, jim chan. [applause] >> thank you. good morning, everybody. my name is jen chan, and i work for chinatown c.c.c. i want to thank the city and the department of technology for everything that they've done, from upgrading our towers to our single-room occupancies. this is an important move on the city's part as well as a very crucial step. especially throughout the pandemic, a lot of our families were stuck at home, not able to connect to the outside world, so this was a key piece in allowing our kids to continue to go to school. but for our seniors, a lot of them were h